The Photographic Theorist engages critically and poetically with the medium of photography, situating it within feminist frameworks that illuminate complex intersections of power, memory, desire, and sexuality. Traversing diverse subjects—travel, cinema, sex work, sexual violence, and the politics of sex—this platform offers incisive, nuanced reflections that challenge dominant narratives and reveal the often-unseen dynamics embedded in images. Here, theory and aesthetics intertwine to provoke new ways of seeing and understanding the cultural importance of photography.